Drafting for the Creative Quilter

SEDONA 125

Borders
Four borders are added to Sedona—
one pieced border and three plain
fabric borders—in varying finished
widths of 3/8 ̋, 1/4 ̋, and 25/8 ̋ (35/8 ̋).
These borders are added to the quilt
in a boxed-corner fashion, meaning
you add two sides and then the top
and bottom. The quilt measures 18 ̋
(36 ̋) square finished, 181/2 ̋ (361/2 ̋)
square unfinished.

Measure your own quilt. If your
measurements are different from
mine, measure and cut lengths
based on your quilt from this point
forward.

BORDER 1:

SAWTOOTH BORDER

You need a total of 148 (292) saw-

teeth—36 (72) per side plus 4 corner

sawteeth.

1. Cut 74 (146) squares 2 ̋ × 2 ̋
   from 2 different fabrics.


2. Pair 1 square of each fabric 74
   (146) times.


3. Draw a line diagonally on the
   lightest square in each pair.


4. Sew 1/4 ̋ from the line on both
   sides.

Sew 1/4 ̋ on both sides of the drawn line.

5. Cut on the drawn line.

Cut on the drawn line.

6. Press the seam open and trim the
   seam allowance to a generous 1/8 ̋.


7. Custom cut a 1 ̋ square from
   each.

Make 148 (292) 1 ̋ sawteeth.

D

36 ̋

B

36 ̋ Bb

C-Cc 36 ̋

SEDONA TEMPLATE PATTERNS; ADD 1/4 ̋ SEAM ALLOWANCES TO ALL SIDES OF ALL LETTERED SHAPES.

F

18 ̋

18 ̋E

1”